Source: The Portland Maine Press Herald
Maine's Public Utilities Commission is trying to determine whether the state's largest competitive electricity provider has used false or misleading advertising to attract and keep customers. Among other things, the agency is looking into whether ...
Full article at: The Portland Maine Press Herald
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Source: Wall Street Journal
By Ted Nordhaus And Michael Shellenberger Over the last several decades, the cost of electricity from solar panels has declined dramatically, while the cost of building new nuclear plants has risen steadily. This has re ...
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Source: Digital Trends
Now that’s more like it: a three-day electric drive across the country. That should grab some attention. Earlier this month, we reported on the ‘Ride the Future Tour’ that would take eletric cars and motorcycles across ...
Full article at: Digital Trends
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Source: San Francisco Bay Guardian
Years ago, in the middle of the boom in nuclear power plants, we used to say, only half in jest, the private utilities would never accept solar energy because you can't put a meter on the sun. Turns out that's pretty close to true. PG ...
Full article at: San Francisco Bay Guardian
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Source: San Francisco Bay Guardian
Years ago, in the middle of the boom in nuclear power plants, we used to say, only half in jest, the private utilities would never accept solar energy because you can't put a meter on the sun. Turns out that's pretty close to true. PG ...
Full article at: San Francisco Bay Guardian
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Source: PluginCars.com
In a new series of web videos released last week, Toyota highlighted the normal-ness of the Prius Plug-in by dropping it into the hands of four everyday people who don't own a plug-in car. A hospital worker, an office ...
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Source: Independent Online (South Africa)
Johannesburg - The City of Johannesburg's 2013 budget was aimed at creating growth and an inclusive spatial environment, the mayoral committee for finance said on Wednesday. “The budget presented today will result in fundamental changes to the financial ...
Full article at: Independent Online (South Africa)
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